Sunday, 25 April 2010
Wednesday, 21 April 2010
Twisted Wheel to play Y Not Festival 2010 (Derbyshire)
Twisted Wheel have been confirmed to play at this year's Y Not Festival
30th July - 1st August 2010
The festival is situated in the Peak District National Park : Y-Not Festival, Mouldridge lane, Pikehall, Nr. Matlock, Derbyshire DE4 2PH
Tuesday, 20 April 2010
Northern Scot.co.uk - Twisted Wheel on a roll for Moray fans
THEY once wowed a crowd of 40,000 at an Oasis gig, but when indie rockers Twisted Wheel played to a few dozen “supercool” Moray music fans last week, they were more than happy to ‘roll with it’.
Singer and guitarist Jonny Brown admitted that he was stunned to hear revellers in Elgin’s Flanagans Bar chanting along to many of the band’s punk-inspired anthems during their first-ever visit to the North of Scotland. “We came to Elgin thinking, ‘Does anyone know us up here?” said Jonny, “but when we got on stage, it was like the whole crowd was singing every word to every song. We didn’t expect that.”
Singer and guitarist Jonny Brown admitted that he was stunned to hear revellers in Elgin’s Flanagans Bar chanting along to many of the band’s punk-inspired anthems during their first-ever visit to the North of Scotland. “We came to Elgin thinking, ‘Does anyone know us up here?” said Jonny, “but when we got on stage, it was like the whole crowd was singing every word to every song. We didn’t expect that.”
Monday, 19 April 2010
Thursday, 8 April 2010
Guestlist Music gig review of Liverpool Academy 03/04/2010
Twisted Wheel, 3rd April 2010, Liverpool O2
The band described by Liam Gallagher of Oasis fame as “a breath of fresh air” are playing to a packed crowd at the O2 Academy on their headline tour.
The crowd, a mixture of indie kids, hard rockers and old timers, are obviously eager to see Twisted Wheel, chanting their name incessantly and throwing the obligatory pint of lager around and quite rightly so. From the outset "the wheel” play a fast and furious set. Lead singer Johnny Brown has the energy and intensity of someone on a mission and you can see why. The heady mix of punk, indie with heavy bass lines and riotous guitar riffs has the crowd squeezing themselves against the barrier.
The band described by Liam Gallagher of Oasis fame as “a breath of fresh air” are playing to a packed crowd at the O2 Academy on their headline tour.
The crowd, a mixture of indie kids, hard rockers and old timers, are obviously eager to see Twisted Wheel, chanting their name incessantly and throwing the obligatory pint of lager around and quite rightly so. From the outset "the wheel” play a fast and furious set. Lead singer Johnny Brown has the energy and intensity of someone on a mission and you can see why. The heady mix of punk, indie with heavy bass lines and riotous guitar riffs has the crowd squeezing themselves against the barrier.Monday, 5 April 2010
Sunday, 4 April 2010
Tuesday, 30 March 2010
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